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As some states began reopening businesses this week, medical researchers continued to look for treatments and vaccines for the coronavirus. The U.S. has now seen more than 1 million cases of COVID-19 and the death toll has surpassed 63,000 deaths. Here's a look at this week's biggest headlines related to the pandemic:Reopening debateStates began reopening this week as health officials warned against moving too soon in areas where case numbers continue to climb. Video: U.S. states each chart their own path on reopeningOngoing researchDoctors continued their efforts to find the best treatment for COVID-19 patients, while researchers develop potential vaccines for the virus. Video: Experts look to Remdesivir as possible treatment for coronavirusFar-reaching impactsThe medical impact of the pandemic is clear, but the virus has affected the economy in numerous ways. Video: President Donald Trump says he'll sign an executive order to keep meat processing plants openQuestions answeredThere's still a lot to learn about the coronavirus, how to spot the signs and how to adjust to a world that's staying home. Video: The CDC has listed six new symptoms of COVID-19. What are theyContinued creativityAmericans are still adjusting to a socially distant world and finding ways to make others smile. Video: Group sends inspirational messages to your phone

As some states began reopening businesses this week, medical researchers continued to look for treatments and vaccines for the coronavirus.

The U.S. has now seen more than 1 million cases of COVID-19 and the death toll has surpassed 63,000 deaths.

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Here's a look at this week's biggest headlines related to the pandemic:

Reopening debate

States began reopening this week as health officials warned against moving too soon in areas where case numbers continue to climb.